Cedarview group homes offers a structured, high-support home environment where youth receive consistent support, supervision, and guidance.
The home provides a calm and predictable environment where youth can build routines, develop life skills, and work toward positive outcomes.
To provide a safe, supportive, and home-like environment where youth can heal, grow, and develop the skills needed for independent life within their community.
Our vision is to create a supportive and therapeutic environment that sets a high standard of care, where youth are empowered to build resilience and successfully transition into independent and meaningful lives within their communities.
Cedarview group homes provides a structured, high-support environment focused on stability, routine, and daily functioning.
This includes youth experiencing:
• Zero tolerance for abuse, neglect, or exploitation
• Mandatory reporting of all suspected abuse in accordance with CYFSA
• Protection of residents’ rights, dignity, and privacy
• Safe, respectful, and supportive home environment
• Adherence to infection prevention and control protocols
• Regular cleaning and sanitization of the home
• Staff training on health and safety practices
• Monitoring of illness and timely response
Fire safety and evacuation procedures
• Emergency response plans and drills
• First aid and crisis intervention protocols
• 24/7 staff supervision and support
Below are some common questions about cedarview group homes
We support youth aged 12–18 with complex behavioural, emotional, and mental health needs who require a structured and supervised environment.
We use trauma-informed approaches, individualized behaviour support plans, and structured routines to help youth build emotional regulation and coping skills.
Each youth receives an individualized care plan developed in collaboration with caregivers, professionals, and placement agencies.
Yes, we focus on life skills development and on preparing youth for a successful transition to independent and community-based living.
